Sentence examples for fails to tap from inspiring English sources

It is a hollow replica of the past that may beguile fans of the current team, but it fails to tap into the spirit of what New Yorkers like to think of as the most legendary sports team in America.

Unfortunately, most schools in the West prefer to teach children to draw directly from life, which fails to tap into our language instinct.

My biggest gripe is that the game fails to tap into the iPhone's network effect – it would be great if the game supported multiplayer, even if only across a Wi-Fi network.

If the philanthropic sector fails to tap the next generation's skills and knowledge, the emerging leaders will simply move on to sectors that will.

Southampton continued to toil but have struggled in front of goal of late - failing to score in their last three games - and when top-scorer Pelle failed to tap in Bertrand's cross from three yards on 68 minutes it was clear it would not be their day.

The Bush administration's central intelligence failure was not that it failed to tap enough telephones.

In Brazil, Wal-Mart failed to tap the local knowledge of its joint-venture partner, Lojas Americanas.

The city-state's electronic manufacturers have also failed to tap surging demand for smartphones, unlike rivals in South Korea and Taiwan.

Political leaders failed to tap into the mood when they had the chance right after the terrorist attack.

But as the 20th century gave way to the 21st, Benetton lost its way: it failed to "tap into trendiness," reporting generally flat revenues between 2001 and 2006.

Nijinsky (1980), a biography of legendary Russian ballet dancer Vaslav Nijinsky (George De La Pena), failed to tap into the success of The Turning Point.